Coda Williamsburg

Very professional staff, they helped accommodate my early checkin and overall a very smooth process with sick views of Brooklyn. Loved it!

It’s a great spot in Williamsburg that’s perfect for waking to Green Point or exploring Williamsburg.

We were in town just for the night, but our stay at CODA was comfortable and convenient! It's in a great location, and the room was spacious and comfy.

Mediocre property, the room was bleak and unfriendly and more in line with a low priced chain hotel. Pricing not transparent: be aware of a $46 "facilities fee" charged daily for the gym and pool regardless of if you use it or not. Not worth the price.

Yhe stay was fine. Not at all exceptional though. The staff was friendly and locationwas very convenientfor us. On the negative side, the coffee was terrible every day. Way too weak a couple of days and way too strong a couple of days. Only nutrigrain bars offered. Gym was dingy and didn't have fans. We couldn't get out room to cool off for the entire 5 day stay.

Everything was good except for a surprise $40 daily facility fee. Upon check in (I arrived at midnight), I was told I needed to agree to pay this for use of the "facilities." I said I had no plans on using anything other than the room I already agreed to pay for but this didn't matter. So basically the price was $40 per night more than agreed upon at the time of my reservation.

My room was right off the elevator and it was extremely noisey, didnt get a full night sleep the entire time. The laundry basket had trash in it from the previous occupants and didn’t receive water the last day, as well as each day the towels kept getting less and less. By the last day I got one towel, no wash clothe or hand towel. For the price and luxury of the hotel these are details I except to be better.

Very chic and vibe, love the decor. Didn’t get a chance to enjoy the rooftop bar and breakfast areas. Walking distance to all places. Nice parks too!

The rooms are very small. There are few drawers or closet space for our cloths so we had to live out of our suit cases. There was only one bathrobe for two people. Only one umbrella for two people and Coda did not have extras. It was raining for two days. There are no shelves in the bathroom and only one hook for wet towels and no place to put cosmetics. Finally there was only one useful light fixure and I had to turn it off before getting in bed since the switch could not be reached from bed. All this for over $400 a night. Never again